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This is a gentle introduction to meta-analysis in R for ecologists, but is by no means exhaustive. I would encourage those interested to consult recent books on meta-analysis in ecology (e.g. Gurevitch et al. 2013) as well as the J. of Statistical Software article that accompanies the ‘metafor’ package (??metafor) as well as the package
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.Meta-analysis of proportions is observational and non-comparative in nature. Rarely have we seen a study or tutorial demonstrate how a meta-analysis of proportions should be performed using the R
Tutorial: Performing Meta-Analysis With R Stephanie A. Kovalchik, The goals of this tutorial are to 1) give an overview of the theory of meta-analysis and its applications, 2) give a comprehensive review of contributed packages for meta-analysis in the R language and 3) to work through a
Conducting Meta-Analyses of Proportions in R Abstract Meta-analysis of proportions is observational and non-comparative in nature. Rarely have we seen a study or tutorial demonstrate how a meta
Jeremy Miller’s tutorial that illustrates the meta analysis of multiple data sets, R Tutorial Individual sections of the tutorial can be viewed in PDF format by clicking on the links below. We recommend starting at the top working through the sections in the order they are presented here.
Statistical synthesis of research findings via meta-analysis is widely used to assess the relative effectiveness of competing interventions. A series of three papers aimed at familiarising mental health scientists with the key statistical concepts and problems in meta-analysis was recently published in this journal.
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Single Paper Meta-analysis Website Tutorial McShane, B.B. and Bockenholt, U. (2017), “Single Paper Meta-analysis: Benefits for Study Summary, Theory-testing, and Replicability
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